The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 8John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1963 - Great Britain |
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... with in the next ensuing Session at the stage it had reached in the previous Session provided no dissolution has taken place in the interval.2 Each House elects its own presiding officer , but the election is on party lines .
... with in the next ensuing Session at the stage it had reached in the previous Session provided no dissolution has taken place in the interval.2 Each House elects its own presiding officer , but the election is on party lines .
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As an additional security , all Bills amending any of the provisions in the chapter headed “ House of Assembly " were to be reserved.2 Much amending legislation has been passed governing electoral procedure , 3 regulating press ...
As an additional security , all Bills amending any of the provisions in the chapter headed “ House of Assembly " were to be reserved.2 Much amending legislation has been passed governing electoral procedure , 3 regulating press ...
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... 677 Aborigines , House of Commons ( 1836 ) , 318-19 Buxton ( 1921 ) , 690 , 695-8 of Imperial Defence ( 1904 ) , 772 of Inquiry into the Jameson Raid , Cape House of Assembly ( 1896 ) , 589 of Inquiry into the Jameson Raid , House ...
... 677 Aborigines , House of Commons ( 1836 ) , 318-19 Buxton ( 1921 ) , 690 , 695-8 of Imperial Defence ( 1904 ) , 772 of Inquiry into the Jameson Raid , Cape House of Assembly ( 1896 ) , 589 of Inquiry into the Jameson Raid , House ...
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Southern African Rivers | 7 |
The Karoo and the Kalahari | 15 |
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